The Longhorns will begin their 2025 campaign on the gridiron away from home in a highly anticipated matchup at Ohio State on Aug. 30. The 2025 opener at Darrell K Royal—Texas Memorial Stadium will take place one week later on Sept. 6 against San Jose State.

On Friday afternoon the Texas Longhorns continued to receive good news on the recruiting front. La Salle High School star Grayson McKeogh narrowed his list down to three schools and included Texas. The other schools to make the cut were Penn State and Notre Dame.

According to reports, Texas would not agree to move its game against Ohio State to Sunday night to make it a prime time game.

Currently, the Longhorns 2026 class includes Dia Bell, Chris Stewart, Jermaine Bishop, Yaheim Riley, and Trott O'Neal. That is already a talented group that would get a boost with Clay in the mix. He also would not be a bad weapon for Dia Bell to have at his disposal.

Freshman dual-sport athlete, Jonah Williams, describes what life has been like with the Texas Longhorns since enrolling early on the Forty Acres.

Multiple outlets reported earlier this week that the College Football Playoff has voted unanimously to change its seeding model ahead of the 2025 college football season. Rather than give the top-four ranked conference champions a first-round bye, as the CFP’s rules required in 2024, the seeding will instead be decided by a straight ranking option.

Everyone has something to say about Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning. For good reason, too. The latest heir to the Manning football dynasty is very good at it. The Athletic is the latest outlet to throw their hat into the Arch hot take ring.

One of the nation's most highly sought after running back recruits sets four official visit dates, with Texas being the final stop on his tour.